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Newspaper
Cambridge Jeffersonian
Location
Cambridge, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1907
Page
4
The Jeffersonian from Cambridge Ohio lists issue date June 13 1907 with John M Amos and E Amos as editor and business manager. Subscription terms show 10 a year prepaid or 1.50 annually if not prepaid. Post Office classification noted as second class matter.
A brief note suggests overcoats and muffs as suitable gifts for graduates in the season. The idea emphasizes practical apparel as fitting thanks or celebration for completion.
A brief note notes that a young woman who has never worked as a chorus girl marries a rich husband, highlighting a pathway to wealth through marriage rather than stage performance.
The Record-Herald notes Harriman may appoint Dr. Long as the official natural historian for Union and Southern Pacific systems, signaling a move to document corporate history.
A historic commentary questions Harry Orchard's sensational murder confession, deeming it unlikely and unprecedented if true, noting no parallel crimes in history and casting doubt on his story's credibility.
The vice president aims to be seen as a Lincoln like figure rising from poverty while rivals argue he is a beneficiary of fortune, shaping the presidential nomination contest and public perception.
The Chicago Chronicle suspends publication after ten years of perilous, unprofitable effort to supplant established city papers. Early claims claimed rivals would not endure six months of sharp competition.
The Pennsylvania senator asserts a bid for the presidency and claims he knows. The announcement pleases Senator Foraker who welcomes an effort to defeat their Ohio rival in a party contest.
The Ohio State Journal notes plain white muslin gowns dominate graduation wear while richer gowns and passemen terie are seen as irrelevant to intellect. It also comments on tariffs for lumber to promote local forest cutting, calling the policy shameful.
The open contest for supremacy in Ohio appears abandoned by Boss Dick regarding Taft and will be conducted clandestinely. Evidence exists even in Guernsey county. Foraker's allies are moving steadily forward.
The McKinley will assigns property valued at 300000 to his one brother and two sisters with all assets passing to Mrs. McKinley during life. The former president faced bankruptcy rumors. creditors aided him and propelled him toward the White House.
President Roosevelt orders E H Harriman to answer questions about a reported 23 million transfer through Harriman’s hands. The probe centers on ownership of Chicago and Alton preferred stock sold to Union Pacific and valued by the government. It questions whether Harriman will again refuse to answer and if the government can jail him.
The World predicted Taft and Foraker win as the political race ends in Ohio. The war ends with peace ruling, promising continued calm until the next declaration of war and new arrangements, with honor for all sides.
The Bellaire Democrat reports seven seven graduates from Belmont county five chief towns. Bellaire 12 Bridgeport 9 St Clairsville 15 Martins Ferry 22 Barnesville 19. The editor asks why there are so few graduates in such a large school population.
Total U S coal output reached 414 039 581 tons in 1906, up 21 120 240 tons from 1905. Value rose by 3 853 781 dollars or 74 cents per ton. Ohio saw a gain of 2 206 893 tons as work continued with few strikes. Prospects for 1907 look encouraging.
The Interstate Commerce Commission after taking no testimony has concluded that H Harriman is immune from criminal prosecution. The Commission the President and his advisers share this conclusion and downgrade earlier calls for punishment.
The Pittsburg Sun notes Uncle Joe Cannon reportedly planned to adopt tariff reform but reportedly struck out references to the issue in Roosevelt's Indianapolis speech fearing impact on prosperity. The paper questions the sincerity of Republican tariff reformers and uses a roof leak metaphor to critique timing.
The Commoner article May 17 argues Gov. Johnson can carry Minnesota in primaries and the national election. It suggests Bryan has not decided to run and may back the candidate who best unites the party with ability and honesty of purpose. Shelby Co Dem.
Meat packers push public opinion against strict enforcement of the pure food law by raising prices. The President may order an investigation into possible collusion on theft of the trust under Sherman anti trust provisions. Traders warn millions of pounds could be marketed at higher prices before any probe. Packagers blame the act for post mortem cattle inspections and a severe NW winter reducing supply.
The New York legislature capitulates to Governor Hughes amid a weak opposition. The World notes near total confirmation of his reform agenda, excluding only the Kelsey removal and ballot reform bill’s passage in an unsatisfactory form. Adjournment is set for Friday.
Graham's store offers fresh eatables vegetables and groceries for local shoppers seeking everyday essentials.
Mrs Eli Burt aged 86 celebrated with about 150 attendees at a Driving Park picnic on a June Saturday. The event featured a dinner, recitations by Gail Long Ethel McCreary Beula Burt, and short addresses. A history sketch of Byersville M E Church traced roots to 1871 with multiple pastors and member families noted.
Miss Edith Hammer of Morrison Illinois recounts six months of head eczema ending in cure after using one cake of Cuticura Soap one box of Cuticura Ointment and Cuticura Resolvent and Pills. She notes her sister also cured and the family keeps the soap on hand.
The ad urges mothers to treat afflicted children with warm baths using Cuticura Soap and gentle applications of Cuticura Ointment. It promises speedy, permanent cures when started in infancy or childhood and promotes a complete skin cure regimen including the Resolvent.
Letters from Mrs. Alice Bradley and Mrs. Daniel Passmore praise Peruna after strokes and stomach illness. Other testimonials claim improved digestion, skin, and overall health with continued use. Mentions Pontiacs? (Note: Based on source, several letters extol Peruna benefits and urge yearly cleansing.)
Mrs. Rhoda Slay and many others attend a church gathering marked by veterans and goodwill. Editor J W Hill travels to Zanesville for a K of P State meeting as others visit relatives, camp, or welcome a newborn daughter born to Mr and Mrs Ira Taylor in Cambridge. George Bell and Harlin Scott head to Knox township for camping while George Tucker returns from Idaho to visit his ill sister.
The undersigned appointed administratrix with the will annexed of James McBride late of Guernsey county Ohio. June 1 1907. Debts to be paid and claims presented for allowance. N Adell Forbes A RK McCulloch Atty June 13-3. The finest Marietta berries in the city at Graham's this week. If you get it at Graham's it is good to eat.
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